Rex Heuermann, the Long Island serial killer who pleaded guilty to eight murders, revealed to his ex‑wife that seven of the victims were killed in their Massapequa Park home. The confession surfaced in a clip from Peacock’s upcoming series “The Gilgo Beach Killer: House of Secrets.” The footage shows him looking very nervous as he confirms the count to detail.

The interview, recorded after Heuermann’s July 2023 arrest, also confirms that all but one victim were strangled in the downstairs bedroom. The remaining body was found near Gilgo Beach, a half‑hour drive from the couple’s home. Peacock, owned by NBCUniversal, agreed to pay the family for participation, sparking outrage among victims’ relatives in the legal process and media coverage today.

Heuermann, 62, faces multiple life sentences without parole after pleading guilty to all eight counts. His architectural consulting firm in Manhattan remains operational, but the case has tainted his reputation and attracted scrutiny from the legal community. The documentary episode, set to air Thursday, will likely influence public perception of the justice system’s handling of serial‑killer cases in the United